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A 1922 magazine profile of Marcus Mosiah Garvey (1887 – 1940), Jr. as it appeared in a 1922 issue of The Literary Digest. A fellow of many abilities, Garvey worked as a publisher, a journalist, and an entrepreneur. A devoted Black nationalist and a black separatist, Marcus Garvey was the founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and the African Communities League (UNIA-ACL). He rubbed a good many white folk the wrong way and this article covers much of his activities leading up to 1922.

Click here to read a history of African-Americans between the years 1619 through 1939.

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Marcus Garvey:  The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)

Marcus Garvey:  The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)

Marcus Garvey:  The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)

Marcus Garvey:  The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)

Marcus Garvey:  The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)

Marcus Garvey:  The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)

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